An oldy but a goody!

[Jeremykeys]

I was just scrolling through my Soundcloud page, looking for an old song that some friends of mine want to try to learn and I came accorss this one that I though you all might enjoy. It's one of my softer more melodic pieces from 6 or 7 years ago. Not long after I bought my Korg Kronos. It's called Slow Trip. Have a listen and I hope you like it.

https://soundcloud.com/jeremykeys/01-slow-trip

 

[CowboyNQ]

Nice track - well done Jeremy!

I'm possibly going mad, but there are elements of your note and sonic choices in your synth leads here that remind me very much of our friend @happyrat1 's work.

 

[Rayblewit]

I'm possibly going mad, but there are elements of your note and sonic choices in your synth leads here that remind me very much of our friend @happyrat1 's work.

I get that sense too.
But Gary's synth is more dynamic, vibrant and spasmotic as exciting!
Jeremy's synth is gentle, smooth and mellow sounding.
Great tune Jeremy! I am glad you dug it out of your archives and shared with us.
Ray

 

[Jeremykeys]

Thanks guys! Glad you enjoyed it.

 

[Jeremykeys]

I, not sure if I ever posted this one up here but if I did, sorry but here it is again. It's an even older one of mine from 7 years ago.
https://soundcloud.com/jeremykeys/01-a-pirates-lament

 

[SAM CA]

I, not sure if I ever posted this one up here but if I did, sorry but here it is again. It's an even older one of mine from 7 years ago.
https://soundcloud.com/jeremykeys/01-a-pirates-lament

Jeremy, this is a good song. I don't know why but your vocals in this recording remind me of Guns N' Roses

 

[Jeremykeys]

Thanks! Please feel free to forward it to anyone you like.
GnR? Wow. I've never heard that comparison before but I'm kinda liking it!